Flame Spray Powder / Flame Spay Wire from READE

Flame Spray Powder / Flame Spray Wire Synonyms:

flame spraying, flame-spray coating, powder flame spray coating, metallizing, métallisation, thermal spray, plasma spray, metal spray, High Velocity Oxygen Fuel Spray, HVOF spray, HVOF thermal spray, low pressure plasma spray, cold spray, hard surfacings, Pure Molybdenum powders and wires, Pure Aluminum powders and wires, Pure Copper powders and wires, Pure Nickel powders and wires, Pure Tungsten powders and wires, Stainless steel powders and wires, Aluminum Bronze powders and wires, Tin Based Babbitt powders and wires, Silicon Aluminum powders and wires, Cobalt Chromium Moly powders and wires, Low Carbon Steel powders and wires, Chrome Carbide powders and wires, Tungsten Carbide Fine powders and wires, Tungsten Carbide Coarse powders and wires, Tungsten Carbide High Hardness powders and wires, Tungsten Carbide-Cr Carbide powders and wires, Aluminum Oxide (alumina) powders and wires, Al Oxide-Titanium Dioxide powders and wires, Titanium Dioxide powders and wires, Chromium Oxide powders and wires, Zirconium Oxide powders and wires, Yttria-Zirconium Oxide powders and wires, Magnesium Zirconate powders and wires, Magnesia-Alumina Spinel powders and wires, High Carbon Iron-Moly Composite powders and wires, Nickel-Chrome powders and wires, Pre-Alloyed Nickel-Aluminum powders and wires, Nickel-Aluminum-Molybdenum powders and wires, Cobalt-Chromium-Molybdenum powders and wires, Aluminum Silicon Polyester powders and wires, Aluminum Bronze Polyester powders and wires,

Flame Spray Powder / Flame Spray Wire Processes:

Metallizing, thermal spraying, plasma spraying, arc spraying, ceramic spraying, HVOF, high velocity oxygen fuel spray, sprayed nylons and teflons, two wire arc electrospray, plasma transfer wire arc spraying, PTWA,

Flame Spray Process Description:

1) Flame spraying involves the heat-softening or melting of a heat-fusible material, such as metal or ceramic, and the propelling or spraying of the softened material against the surface to be coated.

2) Flame spraying is effected utilizing a flamespray gun. In certain types of guns the heat-fusible material is initially fed through the gun in powdered or wire form. Guns which are so supplied with material to be sprayed in powdered form are known as "powder-type flame spray guns." The powdered or wire material is generally known as a flame spray powder and is usually of a relatively small particle size, as, for example, below about 140 mesh U.S. Standard screen size.

3) The flame spray guns utilize a combustion or plasma flame and in many guns the powder or wire is fed to the gun or into the gun's flame entrained in a carrier gas. In order to obtain high quality coatings it is necessary to accurately control the rate of powder fed through the gun and to maintain a constant rate for given spray conditions. Powder, and particularly the fine powder of the type used as flame spray powder, has proven to be a difficult material to handle and feed in a carrier gas at the desired uniform rate.

Flame Spray Powder / Flame Spray Wire Chemical Properties Available:

1) Pure Metal: Aluminum, copper, nickel, molybdenum, zinc, tin, silver, tungsten, or to your specification

2) Ceramics: Aluminum oxide, aluminum oxide- titanium dioxide, chrome oxide, alumina/titania, titanium dioxides, zirconium dioxides, magnesium zirconate, or to your specification

3) Carbides: Tungsten carbide/cobalt, tungsten carbide/nickel, tungsten carbide nickel/chrome, chrome carbide/nickel chrome, or to your specification

4) Metal Alloys: Stainless steels- (410, 420, 316, 431, 17-4 ph), carbon- steels, nickel- chromes, bronzes, copper- nickels, stellite 6, nickel-graphite, aluminum- polyester, tin based babbitt, aluminum- silicon, or to your specification

5) Composite- High carbon iron- molybdenum, nickel- aluminum- molybdenum, or to your specification